Sentence examples for pollution les from inspiring English sources

The blame for today's still-high levels of automotive pollution les with cars whose emission-control systems lack durability.

This is the first time such an approach has been applied to air pollution LES turbulent simulation through three dimensional landscapes.

More investment will be needed in the transportation sector to cut pollution, said Corinne Le Quéré, a professor of climate change science and policy at the University of East Anglia and lead author of one of the new studies.

Table 4 Standard of SFPI (P_{i}) (le 0.4) (0.4 sim 1.0) (1.0 sim 2.0) (2.0 sim 5.0) (> 5.0) Pollution levels Not-polluted Slight polluted Medium polluted Heavy polluted Serious polluted.

In this paper, the "Expérience sur Site pour COntraindre les Modèles de Pollution atmosphérique et de Transport d'Emissions" (ESCOMPTE) program is presented.

For acute mortality the LE loss per air pollution death can be obtained by dividing the LE loss of Eq.14 by ΔNdeaths, the number of acute deaths that are attributable to a pollution peak.

Port Talbot on the other hand comes top for worst PM10 pollution - followed by Stanford-Le-Hope in Essex, Glasgow and Leeds - but only 14th worst for PM2.5s.

By formulating the analysis of air pollution mortality in terms of LE (life expectancy) rather than mortality risk, one obtains a unified framework for time series studies, intervention studies and cohort studies.

The APHEA studies have taken place in two stages, and the latest (APHEA2) comprised eight European cities in the investigation of associations of air pollution on daily cardiovascular admissions (Le Tertre et al. 2002).

Given the lack of efficient waste disposal in most rural areas of China, this increased household consumption may worsen already serious residential pollution problems in rural villages (Le 2004).

Cohort studies [ 12- 14] measure a long term relative risk from which one can calculate [ 15- 18] the ultimate LE gain that can be achieved by a permanent reduction of air pollution; it is equal to the LE change at the end of a sufficiently long intervention study.